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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"military medical ethics"”.

  1. Ren as a Guideline for Solving Military Medical Ethics Violations in S.E.R.E.

    … 11 million American adults, members of the military are especially at risk of developing PTSD due to increased opportunities for exposure to trauma in combat (APA, NIH MedlinePlus). In fact, as many as 21% of Iraqi war veterans are affected by PTSD (NIH MedlinePlus). Evidently, PTSD is a …

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  2. How Can the Use of Human Enhancement (HE) Technologies in the Military Be Ethically Assessed?

    … human person. The issue of the use of HE in the military is relevant today because the Global War on Terror (GWOT) and the rapid rise of emerging technologies have led to a never-before-seen type of asymmetrical warfare. The rise of these technologies can threaten the inherent dignity of the …

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  3. Moral Dilemmas in Military Medicine: A historico-ethical analysis of the problem of dual loyalties and medical civilian assistance programs in the U.S. Army

    Practicing military medicine is a morally complicated job. While physicians are generally understood as owing moral obligation to the health and well being of their individual patients, military health professionals can face ethical tensions between responsibilities to individual patients and …

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